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Published by John Souter, 7s, St. Paul's Church-yard. MR. 'GUTHRIa will commence iiis•SPRING COURSE of LECTURES on SURGERY, on MON t)AYy the 19th inst. at the ROYAL WESTMINSTER IN FRMARY,. for DISEASES, of the EYE, Marylo)one-street, - Piccadilly. Medical Officers of the Navy, the Army, and the Ordnance, will be admitted gratuitously, on obtaining the re conimendation of the Elead of their respective Departments, which must be. presented to Mr. 0. between the hours of Two and Four, Berkeley-street, Bet htcy-sqitare. IDtp, F ORD PleTtr4lLf,l2VG-YiIRD, Jan. 10, 18is. l IIE St are to b . crive Notice, that on Thursday , , vitif t he 92d instant, at,, Ten o'Cloch in the Forenoon, 'N et ) ! Put up PUBLIC&ILE, at His MoileßtU t s l k , "'g Yard, Deptlard, in sundry Lots, a considerable 47; :171 '1 the following iirtichs, now lying in the said - P emh "I, Essence 'of Spruce, Gronnd Cocoa, Horsehair , erc, Coverlets, Blankets, Woollen Gowns, Coats, XI rrowsers, Jackets, Caps, Stockings, &c. Linen Draw-, IN: In( low Curtains, Canvas Frocks, Shoes, a quantity Of b. t i'et Beds, Pillows, and Blankets, with a number of k e p ns ! Gattypots, Glass Measures, Empty' Boxes, &e. &c. , I') ' S'it Of 251. per cent. is to be made rayon the'amount i . 4‘: ' l , ,, t` at the tittle of sale, and the remainder of the pur -24, paid before the Stores are remOved, for which PasP 4et'elt worhinsr days will be allowed from the day of nutesst h e S tores are ta k en away w i t hin that period, they itt, t4 re wain the pp.ones-1y Of the Crown, and the deposit ^f the Purchas,rs to be forfeited; as no extension of nee ..;,..."%fond the seven days will, on any account, be granted. AnminALTY OFFICE, JAN. 6, 1618. Jot follimine Official Notification has been received at this Office. J. W. CROKER. Th e f , 'ORPORATION for Preserving and Improving the , :t , "‘ D17111,1N, - &c. give Notice, that a LIGHTHOUSE been erected on CAPE CLEAR ISLAND, from b ik 'le , ll a Light will 'be Exhibited on 'the Evening of FRl ti i t ' , th e Ist of MAY next, and from thence continue light- I tt riall Son-set to Sun-rise. Thy light to he exhibited will tai of d bright colour, on the revolving principle, and will at ts its great es t mag n itude once in every two m i nutes . is t , 11)1 ' 1 "EMI, ISLAND, on. which the Licht-houseis sit uate ofr the South-West Coast of Ireland, and I,'Nty,' of Cork, and hears by Comnass Props Too-Head W. • 12 titles, and from Brow [lead E.S.E. distance 13 miles. ai , d Mao," on the same Evening, 4,LIGHT will be exhibited 4)'4 the tig 71 ht-House now erected on the Island of Arran. 4 ' 1 ' 61 1 also be a revolving bright Light, and will attain its 1< 't4lest Magnitude once in every three minittes. alt _}N ISLAND, on which this Light-House is erected, is tqr the Coast of Galway, and the entrance to that i -4 !) ,arid bears by Compass froni Hag's Head, N. by W. 3 W. lal a 4 ' ; from Guliti-Head S. 3W. about 8 miles ; front hrttt ` , within the Bay, W. by N. 4N. 18 miles; and N t iglittun Island W. N. distance 29 mites. is ;,',`• On the S.W. Coast, between these two Lights, there . 1 11 1 1:, 4 ( 1 )• Light exhibited on Loop-Head, at the entranct. '''tver Shannon. 0' der, , JOHN COSSART, Secretary. Otliee, Dublin,, Dec. la, 1817. TO HELIC. 4t4 1 . , III(.3-1 NEXT, T ( )NEHUNDRED CAPITALS, THREE 1:1(1Z1 OP L.:30,000 !II • . • „. Ann' Every Prize -in Sterling Money. OISI-L- ',ti t Ginn ...ict or for the present 'ill ~ ,s - Is Al'F. ItYrTgRY, itavilla stihtnitted the Scheme, 4 1411% - ,"1 Prtrticn) Ir, ,:.) I , ietl 'non the G .verninent Gazet , v, ilhicen", T`Cetvlvapers, and whi..ti may be had at any Lottery foal,,,`"' Ole Kingdom, respecifilliy solicits attention to Übe 4 .. '•Kizt2s of . £%30.000 to "• • • .............. 5 .O',YO It .c Da .4 ................. s'lo 1 8 ::,• ................. 491 , 4 3,10 .. 9 of L. 200, 1.111 , L.FO. tx.c. STER.UNG MONEY. t iit vidditi on to the . Scheme, aud exclusive of the Money t 'Y Gov, roment, Three Blanks will receive TwELvE PIPZA of Old PORT WINE. • ca of the l lolders of the First-drawn Blank, an each Day Ir.urawing', may immediate) v select, from the Stock of. any Nterc.hant they please, Four Pipes of the very best old thr'tsa and i n proportion for Shares, on credit for One s nd Yeor Icrog•er; if required. )64 enumerate all the Capital Prizes sold by BISH, Corn _ Ili ' , ,in it Charing-Cross; London. and by his Agents, within Ey, NI few Years, would require several folio v o lumes. In ast Lottery alone he sold 2,111, a Prize of 1.20,000 • :1,645, a Prize of 6.20.000 • 4.349 a Prize of. L. 20,091 And various other Capitals, ALL IN SHARES. Bilzins 4th MARCH, T i ben th e First-erawn Prize will hare L. 5,000 more. ' e last Litter •• thatcontai ned Three Prizes of 30,000, 3 , t BlSki sold them all!!! '0 COUNTERACT . the many at t e rillt-e -- 't Ei ,u e,„; -re daily made to impose -on the unwary a spurio us bzi‘itioi, i nst . a 'd of the if ;ermine' Blacking, prepared . )7 11i,•,. " A lf MARTIN, they have ' adopted a new label, in Which l'it t h aud ress, 97, High Holborn, is so conspicuously placed o ia . ,.t e .centre, that they trust an attention to this, and th e i tl o 7 . " l ce of the type, which is nnlike all letter-press, w il l •T, ' Purchas ers ;it onee to detect the imposition. • .p_e Real Japan BLACKING, made and sold Wholesale by b ,', 1 „ 1 1 . . rid MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, and retailed by the tt " •eiplit (i'roeerg, Druggists, ~ Booksellers, fronmongers, Pe.r lilvrs, Root-makers, &C. in the United Kingdom, in Bottles ci . I s. and Is. 6d. each. • IIE .PATENT IMPERIAL DINING-TA kb' ,131. EN, and PATENT TRAFALGAR SIDEBOARDS 4 4,1" 1 N1NG-TABLES, in one elegant Piece of Furniture, Iled'i li tY . Five new different Plans ; the Patent Improved Sofa 11,-,ittd. Chair Beds; Brass-screw Four Post, and Tent 1 44!` • "•'-k - , Furniture and Bedding complete ; Prirtabls of f i ' , V- it II several other new invented and improved articles t ,41ritirre •• I , ii• -al and very extensive assortment - of (r ims , , cl. SO a ,enti. :, Per t i ''erY and Cabinet Art,cles-for furnishing Houses corn .lat,i',Eeady manufactured, where FaMilies may select and l!r e ,„'" a whole House in a . few days, -avoiding the extreme • tsr;.ehienec of - Waitingseve . ral Mouths in completing their p )11%tirntlit. I t„ t 41“ I West India Articles, Army and Navy, &c. &c. by t ar n ,'" [4.•ld Sanders, 16 and 17, Catherine-street,. Strand, illl ii.„-tberinost moderate, for prompt payment. N 1 b Ert. the Protection of Gove m rnetit, by '"r i • ftuyal Letters Patent •granted to ItOBERT FORD, 4,tars,7‘letlecine universally known by the title of PEGTO VNY'ALSAM of HOREHbIiND, and Great. Restorative 'iii t i f '"e•-inyented • and published by,the Patentee in. 119 , 1, ri r4i i is patronized by the Nobilifr, and by the Faculty ge -44 It Y rc cornmendefftliCoughemt the United Kingdom and . foul" (ontinem, as the nit , St efficacious and safe remedy for tit,4", Colds, Asthroas Ilimping-Cough, and all Obstruc .,t„,i,6i:the Breast and ' Lungs. -The high estimation it has 4 41 '' over erery other •preparation„ and the extensive c tit- 4 • iat , sufficiently proves . its superiority, which may be as ll'e I''l at any of - the principal Venders of Medicines in .I) t ,„!,ted Kin i a dom. 'er• N rEed only and sold by the Patentee, No 11, Radcliffe . t r itki, e ', Go wen-street-road London; sold also by all the 0 4i ,'''" Dealers in Med , i ' ne in Town' and Country, in 4, 4i.,,zat los.. 6d. 45..6d , R.. 9d., and Is. 9d. each. ri v t: , rile Publie'will please .. te• ibserve, that each bottle is bai t e e d in wrappers print ed in 'Red Ink, and signed in the Itti tl il': v i tiog of the Patentce, without whick it cannot -bc CITY OF LONDON NATII)NALSCHO4S„ 11 . ..N78UNDAY MORNING,J.9mary 18, 1818, "W a SEN.:IION will be preached at the Church of st. MARY. ALDEKMARY, Bow-lane, by the Venerable the ARCHDEACON of LONDON, before the Right Honourable the , Lord I'Vlsiyor,• Sheriffs, Patron, President, Vice Presi dents, &c.!--Setvise will begin atEleren o'Clock. PROPOSALS for publishing by SUBSCRIPTION, TWO WHOLE-LENGTH 'PORTRAITS Of her,Royal Highness PRINCESS CHARLOTTE, And his Serene Highness PRINCE of SAXE-COBURG SAALFE LD, After the much:esteemed Pictures by' A. CHALON, R.A. Engraved by HENRY METER. THE unprecedented theinati.i w hich bas been, and still continues to be, made for the Engravings of the Whole-Length PORTRAITS of her late Royal Highness the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE of WALES, and his FO.crie Highness PRINCE LEOPOLD of SA XE-COBURG, after the admired Paintings by A. CH •:LON,' (I.A—renders it neces sary, to satisfy the prevailing impatience to pos-Sess.such ac, knowledged Resemblances of these ILLUSTIth , US 'PER SONAGES, to bale new Plates engraved by the same emi nent Artist who produced those which have already given such universal satisfaction. Ltherefure beg leave to inform the Public; that the new Matti will be' ready for delivery in February next: and-I take tne liberty of soliciting those woo may be anxious to possess early impressioissi to transmit the favour of their Names to the Repository of Arts, No. Ku, Strand, or to their respective Print and Book-sellers, as tiny may depend upon' the tosisf scrupulous delivery of the En gravings according to the date of their several Subscrip tions.—To be paid for on Delivery.. R. ACKERMANN., Prints, 11. Is. each ; Proofs, 21. .25.; in Coligurs,'2l. 2s. 'each. N. B.—These are the only two whole-length Portraits that 'have ever been engraved of iliose exalted - Personages from the favourite Paintings -in the possession of H. S. H. Prince Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld. • PUBLICATIONS. POE i'ICAL WORKS, Recently published by LONtiNIAN,,HtJRST, REES, OPME, and Bit° wN, Pat ernosi ei-Row. 1: C ALLA ROOK'', an Oriental Romance, By Thomas N.loore,.Esq.' 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Universal Elis tory, 60 vols. ; Beauties of England and Wales, 18 vols- large paper; &c. &c. &a. Including likewise, a good Collection of Law. To be viewed, and Catalogues (price 64.) had at the Place of Sale. FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &c. WALSH'S COLTSFOOT LOZENGES. , rIPUSILAGO was.the name given to Coltsfoot by the Ancientti Who kne wdts value in Coughs, Rc. It is prepared in the form of Lozenge, as the most agreeable to palate; and also, that by its gradually dissolving in the mouth, it may with more certainty be•conveyed to the parts affeeted ; these Lozenges are deobstruent, detergent, and lu bricating, allaying the tickling sensation which - Occesions Coughing, clearing the voice, and producing the most salu tary effects ; if used as a Preventive, few Per Sons will he troubled with Coughs through the Winter, 'and their price places them within the reach of all ranks of people. The ge nuine will have the names of Shaw and Edwards on the stamp. , Also, WALSH's ANTIPERTUSSIS for the MOPING COUGH. a remedy long appmved and recommended by the first familiedin the kingdom. Price only 2s. 9d. per bottle. .... Sold by E. Edwards:4;6, Sr. Paul's, iii the fotitway opposite - the geniv al entrance to tht Cathedral. THE IRISHMAN'S BLUNDER. To the land of potatoes a visit once making, One Mister O'Donoglpie hepred I'd be tithing M Dublin a dinner with ; . " By St,.Pal rick," he said, " and I'll show your two eyes, A sight that shall strike you quite dumb with surprise,' So I thought I would humour his Whim. , I no sooner arrived than we sat down to dine, • ' And dinner once over we pushed round the wine, fill hof .1 ns got pretty gay; And my friend, who by no means of humour was barren, Turn'd the talk to the beautiftil Blaching of WARREN, And the richness that. black would display. " But a propos," he said, " to my chamber he coming, I'll show you - some pictures in loveliness blooming, • With WAtints's Jet Blacking I drew them ; But these pictures are magical, for you must know The moment you see them my visage they'll show, But vanish when you cease to view them." When I got to his charobet' no pictures I foUnd, But. the %vainscot w•as covered with Boots that hung round, And reflected my face as they shone ; Then O'Donoghoe started and suddenly cried,. • No face but my own in these Boots have I spied, But now there is mine and your own. The mystery was solved, 'twas the "loots were • so bright, They reflected our faces, and I with delight, Tit' effect saw of WA itarN's .let filackigg ; And when I got home to my lodgings, I wrote • For a hamper of WaattisN's Jet Blacking; a note ; Of that varnish no more I'll be lacking. .The abort truly inestimable Blacking is prepared by ~~U~~ So, STRAND, London,. and sold by most Boot-makers. Grocers, Ironmongers ' Brush - makers, Perfumers; &c. in every Town in the Kingdoini in Stone Bottles, Gd. tod. 184. each. ',Ask for WARFEN's Blacking. The fallm'ving Letter has appeared in several Morning Papers, &e. • • Sir,—Observing a paragraph in your Paper respecting the cure of an Hernia, performed (of a large size) by the Medical Board, at Charlotte-House, Great Charlotte-street, Black friars-road, in justice, Sii,to Messrs. COOPER. and Co. I beg to add my personal : testimony. Having been afflicted near twenty years, and deemed, incurable by eminent Surgeons, I 'patiently bore my affliction, expecting every hour to be my last ; I at length applied to the Medical Board, And have rea son to pray far that excellent Establishme►tt, for although I am near , so, I was perfectly cured in a few weeks,, and now, thank God, enjoy good health. • 1 think, Mr; Editor, all - who know me will allow that I can have no other motive for this communication than a public benefit. I am, Sir, your obedient Servant, C. CLEVELAND. Dog and Stile, near Lon!lon-road, St. George's Fields, Oct. 1817. Bow-STBEET.—Yes . erday mooting another in ve.stigatiou took place respecting t e Anti' of Lieutenant EdWard Bad late of the 58.h - ltes' giment of Foot, who was shot in a duel 011 Mo-it.. day horning, near Chalk From. Theodore O'Callaghan, Esq was now (nought to the office ; as were also Chalks Ncwbolt, and Thomas Joseph .elan, the secoiws, Mr. G.eorge Itiuld, Surgeon, of Hampstead, stated, that he was sent for Oil Nionday tnorniog • to go to Mr. Allanis'a. house, in England's-lane, . to attend a Gentleman who had ot.en •everely wouuded; He arrivearat Mr. Adams's a‘tont ten o'clock, "where he s:ov a Gentleman; aho had' t?een wounded, lying on a sofa t.e 'examined wonstd, and found that the hall had pcnetrate.f. his right side, verlatearly hi a hue with h:s Ile proceeded to examine him on his tel side',' when he discovered' that a ball was resting be tween Iritslsin awl the muscles, which he succeed. ed in ex.racting trout the wound, and dressed it. The three prisoners were in the room at the time he examined the wound of the 'deceased. _After . Lieutenant 'Bailey died lie opened the body, and found his• intestines had been wounded in three different places,. which caused. his death. Mr. William Adams next stated, in addition to Lis testimony on Monday Hight, that after ine•de ceased had called Mr. O'Callaghan.. to him ou`t he . sota, he *shook hands, with him, and said t very thiug bad been -conducted in the tuitschonourtble manner, and that he folgave him.. He asked Mr. O'Callaghan it he would have done -the same by film, if he himself had wounded hiM ?. Mr. O'Cal laghan replied, that he Most certainly should have acted as he had dorie ; and followed up the obser vation by saying, " I wish I had been wounded instead . of you." Mr. O'Callaghan appeared match affected, and said, " You ttiuched me in the first fire we had'on one of my kgs, by what is called a graze." In proof, of this lie produced his trowsets .and boots. Witness saw .Lieutenant Bailey. shake bands heartily with Mr. O'Cat. laghan. The three prisoners were ordered to be detained. At seven o'clock last night the three prisoners were brotight again to the Office, when Mr No - - LAN, Mr. ARABIN, and Mr GOULD preseurLd themselves in behalf of the prisoners. Mr. NOLAN observed, that, with regard to one of the .prisoners, Mr.. Phelan, he was the de ceased's particular friend, and was . .byno means iustrumental fo the violence that had been cotta mitted. All that Mr. Adams had said respecting him,' was, that he was on the spot at the time the deceased came by his death. For any \ thing that appeared it) eyideoce, 'he might*thave been there accidentally, , the spot Where the transaction took place—iaeita)wlear , a-pnblie road. The tines lion he, therefore, had to 'urge, was, whether' his client was to remain - in custody or be admit ted to bail till his trial ? If the Coroner's In quest had really met, and pronounced their*ver. itict, the case would be altered. He trusted that , . tnere would be no (injection to let, the prisoners Aentaitt where they were till the Coroner's In quest had sat upon the ' body of Lieutenant Bai ley, and returned a Verdict . 1( would then . be a question, whether ail or any of the gentlemen shoidd be admitted.to Mr. ARABIN followed Mr. NOLAN, remarking, ihat there was not a shade of difference tietw.een the cases of Mr. Phelan and Lieutunant'Newbolt, and solicited that they might be admitted to bail. Mr. Blme. in reply said, it was• his wish to do justice to all ; but that the prisoners had every on been found un the.spot. , r , Mr.'ARABIN Admitted that there was no doubt .abput that, but he appealed to the Magistrate to feel as a man'and a gentleman. Mr. BIRNIE said he had a•pOlic ditty to per,... form: In answer to the arguments of the Learned COunsel, he quoted the -celebtated case of Mont, gomery -and M'N'ainara, in which .Mr. Heuvisitle, ,the surgeon, was committed to Newghte, thongli. he had only been attending professionally. • In this case. it will be recollected that Sir Richard Ford was Committing Magistrate, und treated the practice of duelling in a vet yspirited Manner, expressing his tfeterinination to commit the sur geons and all persons who were present at fatal duels, to take their trials for murder : autl it was this. firm conduct in . the Magistrate that checked the spirit for duelling for some time. Probably bail to any amount could have been procured for Mr. Heaviside, burall was refused. Mr. NeLAN and Mr. ARABIN •both urged the . propriety of accomodating the prisoners in their present state, trout Which no possible mischief could ensue, as the parties thus )r ail tio intention of evading the ordeal of the nal law. ' Mr. BIRNIE said, finally, that he bad made tip his mind on the application now before him. Tile. three prisoners must immediately be committed to Newgatc, in order to take their trial for the mur der of Lieutenant Bailey ; and he (Mr. Birnie) was satisfied that the three Learned Counsel would allow his decision to be right.. Messrs. Nolan, Arabin, anti Gould, then bowed and retired.--- The. three prisoners were then given into the cus tody of officers to be conveyed to Newgate. A stranger. died at Co►storphine, on the 6th current, apparently about 45 years of age, of Bleu• der make, five feet nine inches high ; his. hair grey; had on grey trowsers, grey stockings, black coat, • green great coat, striped vest, and striped or checked shirt, markedJ. D.; from the buttons of his drawet's and under vest, it would seem he bad been in the artillery. We understand his friends may learn particulars, by applyingla the Session-clerk, of Cortorphine.—(4dinburgh Even ing Courant.)-